There’s been something rather likeable about Jabra’s recent run of wireless earbuds. Rarely have the Danish brand’s buds quite managed to attain the full five stars, but thanks to their usual combination of pleasing designs coupled with well-performing features at competitive prices, this feels like a brand moving in the right direction.
The Elite 10 aren’t here merely to be likeable, though. Jabra has its sights aimed squarely at the premium end of the wireless earbud market, a place where titans such as the superb Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds and the Award-winning Sony WF-1000XM5 dwell. If Jabra wants to compete with the best, it’s going to have to bring its A-game and then some to tempt users away from such fierce beasts.
